how do i measure my breast for the breastshield?
6584
Luckily, we had purchased the medium, and my daughter knew that was too large. When we googled, I came upon a page which showed measurements. Wish I could be more specific for you!
6585
Personally, I used the breastshields that came with the pump as a guide; if they fit snug, buy a size or 2 up. Here is an illustration from the Medela website:http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/assets/file/Choosing%20the%20right%20size%20breastshield%281%29.jpg
6586
Personally, I used the breastshields that came with the pump as a guide; if they fit snug, buy a size or 2 up. Here is an illustration from the Medela website: http://www.medelabreastfeedingus.com/assets/file/Choosing%20the%20right%20size%20breastshield%281%29.jpg
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Yes that is the largest size one thing it's very important is to make sure you get the center of the shield on the center of your nipple. Otherwise it does cause some irritation. For about the first week my nipples were a little sensitive to feeding but we are now six months into breast-feeding yes I still use the shield and I've never problems at all also make sure you flip the nipple out see you get a good suction it pulls more the Ariola into the tip
1056232
Not on the glass. The measurements are on the silicone sleeve. If measuring for infant formula and you need to be precise, you might want to measure in a different container. But as long as you have the sleeve on right, I've double checked by comparing with a measuring cup and the measurements are pretty accurate.
479172
There is a button on the bottom of the scale towards the front. Just push it until you get the desired unit if measurement. Hope this helps :)
1208842
Flatten your hand on the table and use a cloth tape or string something along those lines. Then take that measurement an use thier guide.I felt it was a bit snug at first.
492118
The size is not about your bra size but about your nipple size. I wear a 34 d and used a 20 mm nipple shield because I have small nipples. Medium is 24 mm which is pretty standard as to what they hand out at hospitals and such. But that was too big for me. You really just need to get 2 sizes to see what works best for you. If you think you're pretty small get a small and medium, if you think you're large get a medium and large. Good luck
1899790
Sorry, I bought this as a gift and hand delivered it to my Instructor in Okinawa Japan. I do not have it available for measuring.
1965242
YESSSSS lol! i have a huge right boob, an a dinky little left one! try fullfill. much better product, im ordering them now!
833367
Measure from the middle of the chest around the side to the middle of the butt.
309344
Yes it is true. I had issues with the sizing but measuring your chest is the best way to do it.
1418511
You could wear a strapless dress! You just might need a little extra adhesive around the edges of the breast form so it looks seamless against your skin.
1538538
If you want to know what to measure here is a picture (i.e. Anonagal's answer) http://www.kungfuonline.com/define.php?s=suprasternal-notch
1411439
you can check the measurements of the item with the measurements you're trying to put it in and determine it that way
1225141
Generally speaking a B cup would be size 6 for these breast forms, but it all depends on your bra. The forms will compress somewhat, not as much as the real thing. If the bra is too big the forms will tend to slip around. If the bra is too small you'll possibly be uncomfortable. I like a bra one size below my chest measurement but accurate to cup size. Bottom line is good bras are expensive, these breast forms are very affordable, so balance those factors out.
278520
the proper way is to visit a drug store that sells them and get measured. One suggestion.. they are cheaper here but if you get a doctor's prescription, some health care plans will pay. for the ones in the pharmacy.
1333659
I measured around the chest behind front paws. They do adjust , so it just has to be approximate
617556
The answer to your question is in the small print concerning the item you're considering purchasing. Just click on the item, enlarging it, and the measurements are there.